Now's The Time to Take Control of Your BlackBerry Expenses - With BoxTone and The Wireless Pulse - May 27 at 11:00 a.m. EDT

Aberdeen Research says effective Wireless Expense Management (WEM) can slash $276/mobile user/year or 42 percent off of your organization’s wireless data services plan. This represents real money, considering that the annual total cost of ownership (TCO) for smartphones is $2100-$2500 per device (Gartner). But when it comes to the BlackBerry smartphones you've deployed, telecom and procurement teams typically lack visibility into actual usage in the field, service quality (good or bad), and the economic impact of roaming. That makes effective WEM to reduce TCO and cut waste nearly impossible.

Join 20-year analyst/editor Joanie Wexler, author of Network World’s “Wireless in the Enterprise” newsletter and The Voice Report’s “The Wireless Pulse” e-zine, and BoxTone’s mobile user management experts on Wednesday, May 27 at 11:00 a.m. EDT for this 60-minute complimentary Webinar. You’ll see how traditional TEM has morphed into WEM with a focus on optimizing TCO and why knowing how your BlackBerry smartphones are actually being used can help you :

1. Recover up to 3-8% in costs from under-utilized and unused devices.
2. Rank carrier service quality and performance and hold them accountable for promised service levels and availability.
3. Proactively identify frequent roamers to move them to a more cost-effective plan or carrier.
4. Track and control department-level mobility expenses and charge-backs based on actual usage (what are these data plans actually costing per individual end user).

This is a must attend event for telecom procurement, mobile messaging, finance and expense teams responsible for BlackBerry services and under the gun to control expenses while ensuring mobile users get the high quality of service they demand.

As an added bonus, all attendees who remain until the conclusion of this Webinar will be eligible to win 1 of 3 Amazon.com $50 Gift Cards, and receive a 20% discount on an annual subscription to Voice Report, the award-winning publication read by communications IT professionals.